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The Anhui Provincial Federation of Industry and Commerce and the China Construction Bank held a successful bank–enterprise matchmaking symposium at the Group Company.

2026-10-27

On October 24, 2026, the Anhui Provincial Federation of Industry and Commerce and the China Construction Bank convened a symposium at the headquarters of the Xinjian Holding Group to discuss how to support private enterprises in “going global” and expanding into international markets.

To implement the “Work Plan of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce–China Construction Bank for Supporting Private Enterprises in ‘Going Global’” ( 2026 ), leveraging financial resources to support private enterprises in expanding their products, services, and capital overseas, 2026 year 10 month 24 On [date], a symposium hosted by the Anhui Provincial Federation of Industry and Commerce and the China Construction Bank on supporting private enterprises in “going global” and expanding into international markets was held at the headquarters of the Xinjian Holding Group. Attendees included Li Ying, Director of the Foreign Affairs Division and First-Level Researcher at the Anhui Provincial Federation of Industry and Commerce, representatives from member companies of the Anhui Urban Infrastructure Investment Chamber of Commerce, as well as management and business teams from the Baohe Branch of the China Construction Bank in Hefei, who engaged in discussions.

At the symposium, Li Ying conveyed the “Work Plan of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce–China Construction Bank for Supporting Private Enterprises in ‘Going Global’” ( 2026 In line with the spirit of the document, he provided an in-depth analysis of the policy’s background, core objectives, and practical significance. He explained that the Anhui Provincial Federation of Industry and Commerce, the Urban Infrastructure Investment Chamber of Commerce, and the Baohe Branch of the China Construction Bank have established a regular mechanism for coordinated collaboration, continuously organizing bank–enterprise matchmaking events. The provincial federation takes the lead in overall coordination, the chamber serves as a bridge across industries, and the bank leverages its expertise in cross-border finance. By aligning their efforts, these stakeholders are translating the work plans of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce and the China Construction Bank into concrete actions, creating a comprehensive service platform that facilitates policy alignment, resource sharing, and financial support for private enterprises expanding overseas, thereby guiding them to enter international markets in a compliant and prudent manner.

Wang Jieying, former president of the Anhui Provincial Urban Infrastructure Investment Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the Xinjian Holding Group, shared his vision for private enterprises’ “going global” strategy: leveraging the chamber to pool domestic and international resources, providing industry players with services such as business matchmaking and support for overseas compliance and market entry, thereby fostering collaborative overseas expansion among companies across the value chain. The Group is actively tapping into overseas infrastructure markets by using cross-border e‑commerce to connect with international demand and organizing overseas market visits, while exploring pathways for high‑quality outbound investment by private firms in the infrastructure sector—achievements that have already begun to materialize.

Representatives from the participating chambers of commerce and enterprises took turns sharing their insights, candidly discussing the practical challenges they face in areas such as market access, business negotiations, cash flow management, compliance and risk control, and talent acquisition—drawing on their own overseas expansion strategies and existing international operations. Through mutual exchange of experiences and cross‑industry information, they underscored their urgent need to connect with high‑quality financial resources, identify strategic partners, and collaborate to mitigate the risks associated with going global.

China Construction Bank Hefei Baohe Sub-branch Vice President Xu Fenglin and related The person in charge systematically presented ICBC’s cross-border financial products and comprehensive service solutions—covering cross-border settlement, overseas financing, exchange-rate hedging, standby letters of credit and documentary credits, cross-border supply-chain finance, and overseas risk-management consulting—tailored to the frequent needs of private enterprises expanding abroad. In response to on-site questions from business leaders regarding overseas financing, settlement, risk management, and other financial matters, detailed answers were provided, along with customized financial solutions designed to meet the specific requirements of various international expansion scenarios.

This symposium has established a platform for the Federation of Industry and Commerce, chambers of commerce, Bank , the four parties of private enterprises Communication An interface platform that facilitates policy implementation, experience sharing, financial services, and resource allocation. whole Merge into one, Further enhance services and safeguards for the cross-border development of private enterprises. , to better provide overseas‑bound enterprises with tailored, practical, and effective support, helping private companies within the province join forces to expand into international markets and achieve high‑quality development. Going overseas Development.